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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
EVERY SECTION ALTERED.
How the High License Bill Was
Amended In The Senate.

The fight over the Brooks High License
bill, in the Pennsylvania Senate, was the
longest Of tho session, continuing until half
past one O'Clock in tho morning, when an
adjournment was taken
Tho following was substituted for tho
second section: Licenses for tho sale Of
Vinous, spirituous, malt or brewed LIQUORS
and designated "a general license and ono
Tor the sale OF vinous, malt or brewed liquors
md designated n Especial license and shall
only bc granted 10 citizens OF tho United
States, of temperate habits and a good moral
character
Section was amended 10 read "that the
Mercantile Appraiser in cities OF the first and
second class shall make returns in tho month
OF January 10 tho Clerk OF tho Court OF Quar-
ter SESSIONS OF every licensed and unlicensed
saloon, hotel or inn, for which he shall ro-
ccive 81 from every seller OF liquorn This,
Senator Cooper said, was for the purpose of
discovering unlicensed houses
The next amendment was 20 allow citizens
TO sign more than ono petition. Originally
the section read that citizen could not sign
more than one petition tho same year
The great struggle came when section o,
fixing the license fec, was reached. Senator
Rutan moved 10 make the license i'm boroughs
500 Instead Of $50 and in townships 500
instead OF S75.
Mr.. Cooper moved 10 make the license in
cities OF the tirst-class $500 and in all other
cities 800,
Mr.. Schnatterly substituted the following
rates I'm accordance with his classification.
which were agreed TO: For vendors Of vim
GUS, spirituous and malt liquors In cities of
the first, second and third class, $500; in all
other cities, SlOO; boroughs, $500; townships,
Sl0Ji special or beer license in cities of the
first, second and third class, 5000; all other
cities, $50; boroughs, 500; townships, 500
Senator Newmeyer offered an amendment,
which was adopted, that tho revenue from
the licenses shall be divided ms follows: Two
fiths for the county, twoffths for the city
and one fifth for the State. Under tho old
section the county received one fifth, the city
three iifths and the State one fifth
An amendment that the County Treasurer
shall receive the Same fee for his own use for
the collection OF the license rs he does for
other monies was adopted on motion OF Soma
tor Keefer IL was also inserted that drug
glsts need not pay. license and may sell liq-
uors for medicinal purposes an the written
prescription Of physician.
Tho above are the most important. but only
few of the amendments made. There was
not n section in the bill that was not altered
in some way.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
THE FISHERY PROBLEM.
Draft of Proposed Treaty Between
the United States and Canada.

Washington correspondent sends a copy
OF a letter from Secretary Of State Bayard to
10 Minister Phelps at London, enclosing a
draft Of a proposed treaty between the United
States and Canada on the fishery question.
the publication Of which IS said TO be author
lied by the Secretary.
The treaty calls Tor the appointment Of a
mixed commission to agree upon the limits
which shall separate the exclusive from the
common right of fishing Off the coasts of the
British North American Colonies: TO agree
upon regulations 10 secure 10 the fishermen OF
the United States the privilege Of entering
bays and harbors for the purpose of shelter
for repairs and Of purchasing wood and wa
ter, and TO agree upon penalties for the viola
ton Of such privileges.
Pending "a definite arrangement Great
Britain agrees 70 instruct Canadian officials
not 70 modest fishing vessels Of the United
States unless they are found actually fishing
within three miles of the coast Both Gov.
ernments agree 10 send each 70 the Gulf Of
81 Lawrence a national vassel and also one
each 20 cruise during the fishing season on
the southern cousts Of Nova Scotia
When a vessel is seized for the
violation OF the foregoing provisions
the matter snail be reported 20 tho officer in
command OF ono Of these national vessels.
who, in conjunction with the commander Of
another OF said vessels, shall constitute a
court Of inquiry. II both are OF the opinion
that the seizure was not for good cause tho
vessel shall be released and iu the event Of
difference Of opinion between tho command.
ers a third person shall 10 selected 10 act as
umpire.
u IS proposed 10 give 20 fishing vessels tho
same commercial privilege in Canadian ports
os are enjoyed by other United States vessels
including the purchase Of bait and supplies.
aD vessels now under seizure for the alleged
violation Of the fishery law ~ b. fined and ell
fines exactcd in such cases refunded
Great Britain Is asked ~ agree 20 the an
Pointmeut Of a joint commission ~ ascertain
The amount Of damage caused 10 American
fishermen during tho year Of 1886 by seizure
and otberpgise said commission 30 make
s"ards therefor 70 the parties injured
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
FIFTEEN PERSONS DROWNED.
Terrible Accident a. New Orleans
Public Baptism.

Terrible Accident a. n New Orleans
Public Baptism.
At noon, Sunday, several thousand people
assembled on the river bank, at tho head OF
Lizard street, TO witness tho baptism OF sew.
eral converts in the river.
The crush caused light railing at the
edge Of the bank 10 break and 100 persons
fell into the water In the descent they
struck a number Of skiTs In which psr.ons
had come 10 witness the ceremony
Indescribable scenes followed.
As the railing went down the people in tho
skiffs and ON shore were pauic-strickcn aud
for a few minutes could do nothing. The
more timid Of boatmru picd their paddles
and left the scene, while negroes ON tie bank
screamed with terror ani nllcI Oh, air with
groans aud supplications 10 Col a few
seconds later number Of sUTmen forced
their frail craft right into tho midst Of the
people in their eager mess To- rescue some
Of the drowning These boats were seized
by half dozen people nj n
time, and were quickly c1ptilcI Cooler
headed ones remained out at tho edge OF the
struggling mass and drew 10 or 20 persons
from the water Others were rescued BY
those on the whar YES who held out broken
pieces Of timber, and still Others made their
way 20 The shallow water between tho two
wharves Several, however. were carried ont
into the stream and sank Seven people are
known 20 have been drowned and the police
place the total number NJ lives lost as high Ms
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n NEW SENATOR.
At the Extra Session Of the West Va.
Legislature After Many Ballots
Without n Choice.

Charles James Faulkner, OF Nartinsburg,
was elected U. s. Senator on the first ballot.
He received 80 votes
Charles james Faulkner, Of Berkeley coun-
ty, Va. at present President Judge Of that
circuit, is a son Of Hon. Charles J. Faulkner
who served six years in Congress before the
war and was Minister to France under the
Buchanan administration.
He is about forty.five years Of age, and
stood high at the bar before his election TO
the Bench. He resides in the county adjoin-
ing the one from which comes Lucas, whom
the Governor lately appointed senator. He
never was in political life, dcvoting
himself entirely to his profession He is
possessed Of fine legal and literary attain
ments, and has been selected as comm. o.
mise offered by the friends Of ex-senator
Camden. 10 is supposed by the Democrats
that the selection Of Judge Faulkner will heal
all difference heretofore existing in tho party.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
NurN'UnN SOLDIERS EXECUTED
TI"gie Sequel to tho ironhics over
Tho Border.

az sunrise Thursday tho Judgment If the
court martial in tho cases OF Colonel AryiZl
Lieutenant Gutierrez aud Louis Roncon was
executed ut Guaymas, Mexico. The trio
faced death hravely, all refusing ut first TO
have their eyes banlngcd, but finally. on the
appeal OF Colonel VnrIati, tile men allowed
themselves To bu blindfoldcd A volley WINS
then Tired on tho condemned mon. and tho
examining surgeon a few minutes later pro.
nounced all three dead
These were tho persons who created the
trouble ON the American side OF the line soma
weeks ago They took squad OF soldiers 10
the American side and attempted to release
man from the local officers, who was not
under arrest, but VIII ON tho officers were tak.
ing charge OF to keep him out of trouble. The
three condemned men were held in jail at
Nogales for some time, but a sufficient num-
Der OF army officers could not reach there To
try the case. Tue mon were brought To
GuaymaS and n sufficient number were Sc
cured and the trial began, resulting as stated
Colonel Aryizn had been a prominent man
IN Mexican military aud political circles
but much inclined to dissipation. He was a
fine looking man, tall and erect. with a rrace-
tul figure and handsome face.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
CURIOUS COMBINATIONS.

Gen. Sherman says there Is great
deal moro vigor and energy in the kiss
Of New York girl than that OF a St,
Louis girl.
Delaware shad fishermen haven't much
faith in the Government efforts to prop
agate these fish. Old Capt. Gossar
probably voiced the average sentiment
when he said :-"Let the Guv'ment keen
Its tarnal Fish hawks, an SIGH, to hum.
All the Guv'ment has TO do ter make
shad thicker'n Jersey skeeters, is to
make laws ash let God'n' the shad tend
the prop'gat'n wuk theirsel's. They
knows their business"
There is decimal clock in Wiesbadeh
which is constructed on the following
principle: The day has 10 hours. the
hour 10 decades, each decade 10 min
utes, each minute 10 seconds and each
second 10 rays, thus dividing the whole
day into 1OO,O0 parts. A similar di-
vision is to be applied TO the circle.
Herr Moder, OF that city, goes still fur
Their, and proposes TO divide the year
into 10 months-the even months OF 36.
the uneven ones Of 81 DAYS each. The
advantages OF this decimal system are
placed In evidence, and the inventor
hopes to see the same adopted before
long in spite Of the present opposition.
Hale III Crazy died last Sunday in a
log cabin in the woods near Olean, N.
I. lie was hermit and no one knew
his history, save that he was graduated
from New York medical college many
years ago. lie considered tia sin to cut
his finger nails, his hair or his beard.
On Monday the county officers who took
charse OF his property examined the
rubbish which had filled each nook and
:revice of the cabin, and found in old
tin. cans, stockings bundles Of papers
And ancient books bills OF large denomi-
uation, bonds and gold and silver coin
IN large amounts. Under the plank and
stones which formed the floor there were
found rusty cans filed with coin and
lewelry. The value Of the wealth thus
TAR discovered is S72, 600.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
TERRIBLE MINE DISASTER.
100 Men Imprisoned In q British
Columbia Mine.

100 Men Imprisoned In q British
Columbia Mine.
News comes from Nonaimo Of an explosion
IN one Of the shafts Of the Victoria Coal Com
pany. One hundred and fifty miners we're
at work in the mine when tho explosion oc-
CURED, and IL is feared that many Of them
will die before assistance can reach Thorn
Rescuing parties have made several attempts
90 reach them, but tho flames and
gases arising from tho mines have thus far
prevented them from getting near enough to
be Of any assistance. Twelve miners have so
far been recovered, most Of them dead. and
oil the others badly injured Ono man Of a
relief party, who attempted TO enter tho mine,
was suTocatcd
The families n tho miners nro crowding
around thomouth Of thopit, crying and pray
ing that tho lives Of tho entombed may bo
saved. Tho scenes oro hoortrending Many
families win be loft entirely destitute
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

Some Sme sgo a fine marc belonging
10 Charles II. Baroard, Of Northbrook,
Pa, broke one Of her legs very badly.
Dr. Huidekoper, OF tho University Of
Pennsylvania, amputated tho leg, and
when the stump was healed, fitted an
artificial leg 90 the mare, and she is being
instructed IN It's use. The leg is taken
OF ~ night 90 that she can lie down and
30 is kept on for few hours each day.
Apparently the animal will soon u,o the
artificial limb With case,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
SWEPT BY FLAMES.
Towns and Villages iu Hungary
Destroyed by Fire.

Towns and Villages iu Hungary
Destroyed by Fire.
The fire at Macy Karol destroyed 800 houses
a thousand people are camping in tho fields
Several girls jumped from the windows Of a
burning convent and school AZ Epireg and
were killed Many other inmates ore miss
Ing Tho confagraUou at Toroczko listed
two days and destroyed 200 houses Four
lives we're lost st Ruskborg church
and thirty seven houses were burned The
village of Mercy was almostdcstroyed An
the public buildings. churches. ETC. at Epiree
were burned Even the cemetery was devas.
tatod Tho total loss by the fires is placed AZ
10000 An the Hungarian and many
Austrian insurance companies sustain serious
losses
The caIamities we're due 10 tho rrsvsIenos
u s.rCcco during tho whole on The past
week which porched OH Vegetation through
out that portion N Hungary and rendered
everything favorable to the spread Of the
flames when once started Rain ie now fall
ing and no fmtuor damage IS feared
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
% BODIES RECOVERED.
Only Twenty Of the Imprisoned
Miners were Single Men.

Only Twenty i've OF the Imprisoned
Miners were Single Men.
Tho work ~ recovering tho bodies of tho
victims N the mine disaster ut Nanaimo. 70.
G., continues night and day. willing volun.
tcors from OIL parts n tho vicinity are rush.
ing into the gas OF tho risk ~ their lives
The scene at the mouth Of the pit is terrible.
Women are standing by watching Tor loved
ones m be brought out from the fatal SHIFT
Up N the present time fully 81 bodies have
been recovered. Some oro disfgured beyond
recognition, while others appear In peaceful
sleep. Orly p Of tho imprisoned miners
we're single The list Of tho orphans now
reaches $50. Further explorations ars now
proceeding Arrangements for caring for
Tho dead aio perfect after coming up from
The shaft they AFRO cssed in canvaa They are
tbon t.ckoted and laid on bier covered with
Vhits o2tbon and carried up,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
Tho Most Remrrhahis Bu.Ine.. In the

Our citizens have ob.eryed notices in the
teAdlng papers, from timo 10 time, OF little
harmless food plant called Moxie, found in
south America last year. Its fine taste as a
beverage, and ability TO restore nervous weak
people Of both sexes 10 do two daysi work in
ono with less IA iguc, have made the demand
80 immense that 100000 bottles have been so d
be at this rate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
Hew PnIn YonA rri

Is frequently tho exclamation OF ono lady 10
another. Tho TACT Is not pleasant one 20
have mentioned, but the act may be a kindly
one, Tor II sets the one addressed TO thinking
apprises her OF the fact that sho Is not in good
health, and leads her TO seek reason therefor.
first stages OF consumption. The system is en-
feebled, and the blood IL Impoverished. DR.
Iierces Golden Med cal Discovery" will act
As n tonic upon the system, will inrich the i'm
poyerished blood. and restore roses 10 tho
cheek.
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81 PHYSICIANS
| FAILED.
III OUTGROWTM o. "a VAST EXpERTErICn-

Tho treatment Of many thousands OF cases
Of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
ailments peculiar 10 females, NJ the fnvnlids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo, ~. ".
has Afforded n vast experience in nicely
adaptinR and thoroughly testing remedies
Tor the cure n wOman's peculiar maladicq.
DR.. PicrCc's FavOrito Prescription
ig the outgrOwth, or result, Of this great
and valuable experience. Thousands OF
testimonials, received from patients and
from physicians who have tested 70 in tho
moro aggravated and obstinate cases which
bad bafiled their skill prove q to be the
most wonderful remedy ever devised for
tho relief and cure ~ suffering women. It
n not recommended as n " curo-all." but
ne most perfect Specific for woman's
peculiar ailments.
AZ n powerful, invigorntinE tonic,
90 imparts strength 20 the whole system,
and 20 the uterus, or womb and re np-
pcndagce, IN particular. For ovcrworkcd,
"wOrn-out,' " rundown" dohilitatcd teach
crs. milHncr8. dressmakcrs. ecamstrceeoa
" shOp-girlq,' hougokCcpcrs nursing moth
cr8, and fcchle women generally, DIR.
Piercc'a FnvOrite Prescription is tho great
est earthly boon, being uncquallcd as m
appealing cordial and restorative tonic. no
promotes digestion and assimilation Of food.
Addrcea VVnTrU.n5g nTsrs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

That pan out richly, are not so abundant as in
the eArly California days, but tho o who write
TO Hailett a. Co, Portland. Maine. will by re.
turn ma J, receive free, full information about
work which they can do and live at home
wherover they are located, that will pay them
sex, young or old. Capital not required; ven
arc sta ted In business free. Those who start
tunes. AZ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

Tortoises, eagles, parrots, crocodiles,
crows and swans live 10 be 100 years
old carp and pike from 100 to $50, and
the elephant, $50 TO 200 years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

The proprietor OF the plain Dealer" Fort
Madison, Iowa, Mr.. J. II. Dufrus, writes: Two
years ago L was cured of rheumatism in my
knee by st. Jacobs Oil; havo had no return;
two app ications did the work"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
TWO OCEAN VESSELS SUNK.
Thirty hvc italian Emigrauts and
Three Sailors Drowned

Ihree Sailors Drowned
The French steamer IN Brctae1o. Capt de
Jou@eIIn from New York. April 10 arrived
% Have She reports that during the NIGHT
che coihded with and sank a Norwegian bark
The crew ~ ffe bark was rayed
The steamer Ia Champagne which
sailed Tor New York and which
ofterward returned having been ia collision
was ran into Boy tho steamer Vile dc Rio
The latter steamer ank. but her crew, and
passenger wero saved The collision caused
panicamon the Italians on board tho Cham.
ragne who made a rush for tbe Ufeboat and
caused BE- 70 captza. thirtyGso of them
being drownded in addition 20 three sauorr
who had tried 20 prevent the rush The
steamer VILE de Bordeaux rescued fnse,
italians clnZng 20 tbecapsizod l.loboat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

Wei, then, why don't you do something 10
bring back tho roses 10 her cheeks and the
light 70 her eyesf do mt YOU see she IL suffer-
Ing from nervous debility, the resu { Of female
weaknehsf bottle or Or. Pierce's 'tinv orits
PRESCRIPTION" Will brighten those pale cheeks
and send new life through that Wasting form.
III you love her take heed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

A Vienna jeweler is said to have been com
missioned by the Orleans family to make q
bid for the French crown jewels.
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den'l Samuel I. Given, Ex-Chief Of Police,
Philadelphia, Pa, writes: Years ago was
permanently cured by St Jacobs OIL have
had no occasion 10 use 10 since. My family
keep IL on hand. Its healing qualities are won
derfuL" Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

Jefferson Davis has written caustic re-
view of General Wolscley's Life of General
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

People who want to know what bats
are good for will doubtless be pleased ID
learn that they live on insects, and are
especially fond o mosquitoes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12
''T Lorc IIcr RcttrrthnnII1n-r

IL is asserted that Russia and Austria have
entered into an hgresment concerning tho
stains Df BOsuia
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

Great crops of grain and fruit are said to
he assured this season i'm Kansas
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

Grand Army Posts Of California propose TO
buy the Hartford should the Government
persist in selling the odd ship
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

James Grant, tho novelist, is dead.
was born in Edinburg August 1, 1882.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-12

IT you nave catarrn use the surost remedy
DR.. Sage's.
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To Introduce them We give away ,OOO Self.
operating Washing Machines. No labor OF
washbDard. Best I'm tho world III you want
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A wonderfui Machine and Oner.

Tho Marquis Of Lansdowne regards O'Brien
an offensive partisan.
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cures nausea, weakness OF stomach. indi-
RcstOu, hlOatinR and CruCtatiOns of gus
~ soothing and strengthening
ucrVincs " EavOrito Prescription is uu-
cquallcd and is Invaluable In 0llayinR md
subduiug nervous CNCitahUity, irutability.
exhaustion, prOgtrutiOn, hysterin, spaqms
and other distressing nervous Rymptofng
commonly attendant upon functional aud
organic disease Of the womb. 10 inducoq
rctrc8hinR sleep ana relieves mental anx-
ictY and dependency.
Brs PicrcCia FavOrifo Preservation
- a legitimate medicine, cnfcfuIiy
compounded boy an experienced and gkiUfnl
physician, and adapted TO woman's delicate
organization. IL is purely vegetable in its
competition and perfectly harmless I'm its
effects in any condition OF the system
"Favorito Prescription IL "a posi-
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trOvcrsiOnt bcaring-dOwn sensations. chron-
ic congestion, Inflammation and liberation
On the womb, inflammation, pain and ton
dcrncs8 iu ovarics accompanied with i'm
ternnl heat"
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I'm pregnancy, Fnvoritc Prescription"
i9 mothers cordial relieving nausea
weakness Oi stomach and other distressing
symptoms common 60 that condition. iii
re use is kept up n the latter months Of
CESSATION, 10 50 prepares the system for de-
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almost entirely DO away with the suffcrinps
Of that irving ordeal
"FavOrite Prescriptions when taken
in connection with the use OF Or PiorCc's
Golden Mcdlcal Discovery and small Iara-
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ghulc LiXcr Pits, cures Liver Kidney and
bladder diseases Their combined use aleo
removes blood tnintg and abolished can
cerous and scrOiulous humorg from tho
aygicm
"FavOrito Prescription is tho only
medicine Tor women sold. hv drurriFfa
under positive guarantee, from the
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Piso.s Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable TO
use. IL is not n liquid or SNUFF. 50c.
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ROYAL GLUE mends anything! Broken G hi
M, Glass, Wood, Free Walls at Drugs and Gro
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COCKLE'S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

For Liver Bue. Indigestion, sto. Free from msr
rury contains only Pore Vefatahie Ingredients
Agent &. n. CItITTENTON. New York.